u/ZamiraOnLoveIsland

The victor twins would jump people together for no reason just because they didn't like them.

Dani alone was good but when they were paired together they were awful.

The clermont twins never jumped anyone, they just wanted to enjoy their time there and show off their clothes, they didn't need to fight someone to be entertaining, they could talk and it would always be funny and they could actually keep a friendship on their season (Jela)

Like why would Meghan do that? It was so rude, at least Shannade helped Tanisha bring her stuff back into the house, what else from this season did you guys find crazy?

A lot of people act like bgc was just about the fighting, it isn't about that. It's about growth, sisterhood and experiencing new things, yes there is drama along the way and it can lead to fights but like you shouldn't like someone just because they can hit heavier, you have to side with who's in the right, not the wrong.

I think a lot of baddies fans just like to see who can fight the best and I really don't know how people don't find repetitive fighting boring, it's one thing if you're looking forward to one because you see x ruin y's makeup and act weird towards her so when y finally has enough and fights x it can be satisfying but if people are arguing just to fight that's really boring and it gives tryhard.

(also sidenote, why are half the bgc favs on a speed run to become unlikeable? Like they either support trump, do something racist or say weird stuff.)

I feel like after playing the game a lot you start to notice that things don't really tie in together well and there's not really unlimited possibilities unless you're trying to complete a challenge, I play when there's a new update but the expansion packs always feel detached from the actual game, I wish there was more to do and that the expansion packs would start to feel less like separate games.

Mainly why I say it feels like a separate game from the base game is because most of the time the NPC's don't see you for what you work as or what you're famous for and it feels like you're in the job category more than anything, you can spend 15 minutes on a career in one year of your bitlife just to level up only a little. I'm not trying to complain because I do really like the game but after time you start thinking "I already know what's gonna happen"

I feel like after playing the game a lot you start to notice that things don't really tie in together well and there's not really unlimited possibilities unless you're trying to complete a challenge, I play when there's a new update but the expansion packs always feel detached from the actual game, I wish there was more to do and that the expansion packs would start to feel less like separate games.

Mainly why I say it feels like a separate game from the base game is because most of the time the NPC's don't see you for what you work as or what you're famous for and it feels like you're in the job category more than anything, you can spend 15 minutes on a career in one year of your bitlife just to level up only a little. I'm not trying to complain because I do really like the game but after time you start thinking "I already know what's gonna happen"

For example, I hate season 11,8, & 3 because there was jumping but I was also entertained to see Janelle step up to the Wolfpack & the "if you're 30 inches in the way..." I liked Elease & Camilla being replacements but I was annoyed that the main people jumping everyone never got their karma on the season.

I also loved to see Amber (Cookie) stand up for herself & not let the rest of the house walk all over her, she was brave and funny, I liked the friendship between her and the other Amber and then started to hate Amber B towards the end, I feel like Cookie was the type you would think that left the house first or make everything a big deal.

The cancel culture back then was insane, the show might've been boycotted for not removing a cast member after they've said something problematic.

I also think with all the lowcalling people would just over-bully the villain of the season. If someone cried over something that wasn't that serious but it was to them, viewers would've started meme-ing them and comparing themselves to the cast members "I wouldn't cry over something that small" "she obviously just wants attention."

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I also think if it got even bigger than it was people would've been psycho analyzing each cast member and spread rumors and hatred on the internet if they didn't act media trained. I believe more fans than people who actually want the experience would be cast.

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(But at least we might've gotten a 3rd season of ASB!!🧑‍🩰)

Prove me wrong, because she stuck up for herself, she was naturally funny, she didn't need anyone else, she was brave, mostly in the right and she has aura.